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An Ivy League physician recently argued that “essential workers” should receive the COVID-19 vaccine ahead of elderly Americans because, he said, elderly people tend to be “whiter” and are thus not as immediately deserving of “additional health benefits.” Harald Schmidt, an assistant professor of medical ethics and health policy at the University of Pennsylvania, made the …
Worcester County and community representatives met Friday with Sen. Mary Beth Carozza (R-38C) and minority leader Sen. Bryan Simonaire (R-31 Anne Arundel) to highlight their priorities ahead of the new Maryland General Assembly session in January. The contingent of government, school and health officials, as well as business and civic leaders, gathered at the Roland …
Carozza hosts meeting with Worcester County officials Read More »
The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office announced that they have taken a former Virginia House of Delegates candidate into custody for allegedly abducting a 12-year-old girl in California. In a national and multi-agency investigation, Fresno County Sheriff’s Department announced that 40-year-old Nathan Daniel Larson of Catlett, Virginia, was arrested and facing a misdemeanor charge of harboring a minor. …
Airlines and other industries are experimenting with digital equivalents of immunity certificates. It’s mid-2021, and people arrive at the airport, or line up to attend a concert or a baseball game. They pull out their phones and tap an app that shows whether they’ve had a coronavirus vaccine, or perhaps a test, and breeze through …
The Coronavirus Vaccine Could Be the Ultimate Gateway Drug Read More »
The Secular Democrats of America PAC prepared a report for Joe Biden and his transition team that outlines a roadmap to “boldly restore a vision of constitutional secularism and respect in the land for religious and intellectual pluralism.” The federal political action committee “represents secular Democratic individuals and organizations” and advocates for “secular governance, promote respect and inclusion of nonreligious …
Running your own venture can be isolating, professionals say, and vulnerable entrepreneurs need more support. The number of entrepreneurs seeking Dr. Michael Freeman’s help has been climbing since the pandemic upended life in the U.S. “Elevated stress levels, elevated anxiety, and elevated levels of depression are common among people in my practice,” says the Bay …
Concerns Rise About Business Owners’ Mental Health Read More »
Montgomery County police have identified a suspect in an unprovoked attack on an officer who was standing in line at a Rockville Chipotle. They say the officer was waiting in line at the restaurant on Shady Grove Road when Nyziere London, 21, of Coatesville, Pa. approached him without warning and struck him in the face twice. Another officer who was …
White-collar workers are taking advantage of a newfound flexibility to leave expensive coastal cities, even as companies move to “localize” their pay. Rachel Musiker was on maternity leave, stuck in a two-bedroom basement apartment with a newborn, when Covid-19 started spreading in New York City. Her husband, who works in the insurance industry, was still commuting on …
The Work-From-Home Boom Is Here to Stay. Get Ready for Pay Cuts Read More »
wo Fulton County poll workers in Georgia who spoke to news outlets or filed affidavits claiming voting irregularities in the November election have been told they will not return to work the Senate runoff races, The Epoch Times is reporting. The two women, Bridget Thorne and Susan Voyles, said they consider their notification that their …
Stifling. Itchy. Dehumanising. Oppressive. Profoundly un-British. Just some of the terms used to describe the experience of mask-wearing. Despite the discomfort, we put up with it for the health of our nation and, so we’re told, to do what we can to bring this nightmare to an end, as soon as possible. And last week, London Mayor Sadiq …
If face masks really stop Covid, then why are so many of us still catching it? Read More »